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ATC-3  

  • Positioning: The entry-level stereo line-control amplifier designed for affordability and ease of use.  
  • Description: Features a simple SRPP design with a reinforced buffer stage and a quick recovery diode power supply that offers very low noise. Compared to the more advanced ATC-7, it has fewer features and lower output capability, making it best for small rooms and buyers with a tighter budget and basic functionality needs.

ATC-7  

  • Positioning: The mid-range stereo line-control amplifier focused on precise signal handling.  
  • Description: Uses dual 12AX7 and 12AU7 valves to deliver precise control, a wide frequency range, and low distortion. Compared to the entry-level ATC-3, it offers enhanced performance and output voltage while leaving the high-powered driver role to the ATM series.

ATM-1S  

  • Positioning: The stereo power amplifier built to deliver dependable and balanced performance.  
  • Description: Uses a traditional Mullard phase inversion circuit with 6CA7 valves and robust Hashimoto transformers to achieve 36W per channel with solid headroom. Compared to the flagship mono BLOCK ATM-3211 and the preamp line (ATC-7 and ATC-3), it strikes a balance in cost and power.

ATM-3211  

  • Positioning: The high-end mono power amplifier engineered for maximum power delivery.  
  • Description: Uses a five-year developed 211 triode push-pull circuit that produces 120W output with a wide frequency response and premium hand-picked components. Compared to the stereo ATM-1S and the preamp ATC series, it offers higher output power and superior build quality.
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Reputed 6L6GC beam-valve boasting of long history starting from military application UL connection enabling to offer affluent power and guts Low NF design for low distortion Adjuster pot & centre meter to assure optimum balance of push-pull operation Stereo/mono selector switch Select components for long-time listening pleasure
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Air Tight is a Japanese hifi brand founded by former Luxman engineer Atsushi Miura that maintains traditional tube sound technology, delivering the warm, natural sound of vacuum tubes through PCB-free point-to-point wiring. Their products are handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, featuring a design philosophy rooted in Japanese simplicity and precision, and are particularly noted for their ability to deliver dynamic realism and rich soundstage even at lower volumes.
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What if you spend a bit more?

Mojo 2
650
650
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65
Reviews
Chord Electronics
Chord Electronics designs and manufactures all their products in Great Britain, setting themselves apart by using proprietary FPGA technology instead of off-the-shelf DAC chips found in most competitors' products. Their DACs and portable audio devices, featuring distinctive color-changing buttons and portholes, deliver studio-grade performance through unique technologies like the Watts Transient Aligned filter, which provides more natural and detailed sound reproduction.
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Product Strengths

  • Improved battery management offering faster charging rates and better efficiency than its predecessor
  • Features a new USB-C data input for greater flexibility alongside other inputs
  • Offers the world's first lossless DSP for tone adjustments without degrading sound quality, providing customization options
  • Excellent resolution and dynamics with a large soundstage and extreme detail

Product Considerations

  • The Mojo 2 can get warm when in a pocket for a period of time
  • Complicated menu navigation with color-coded buttons that may require the manual
  • Still uses Micro-USB for charging, which some find outdated

Takeaway: The Chord Mojo 2 is an exceptional DAC/headphone amplifier for those seeking high-resolution audio and customized sound in a portable format that is easy to move. Its sonic accuracy, detailed soundstage, and improved features provide a versatile and enjoyable listening experience, making it a worthwhile consideration for audio enthusiasts.

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Chord Electronics designs and manufactures all their products in Great Britain, setting themselves apart by using proprietary FPGA technology instead of off-the-shelf DAC chips found in most competitors' products. Their DACs and portable audio devices, featuring distinctive color-changing buttons and portholes, deliver studio-grade performance through unique technologies like the Watts Transient Aligned filter, which provides more natural and detailed sound reproduction.
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xDSD Gryphon
599
599
/
30
Reviews
iFi
iFi Audio specializes in portable hifi audio players, offering compact DACs and headphone amplifiers for audiophiles seeking quality sound on the go. The brand also provides affordable audiophile gear, making quality hifi audio accessible to more people.
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Product Strengths

  • Versatile connectivity with both wireless (Bluetooth 5.1 with various codecs) and wired options (USB, S/PDIF, analog inputs) makes it suitable for various setups—from desktop to portable usage
  • Eloquent, informative, and entertaining sound quality, able to produce clear, non-artificial sound across different headphones
  • Features such as XBass II and XSpace provide additional sound shaping options for the user to customize the sound to their liking
  • The aluminum build provides a robust and premium feel, with a design that's described as sleek and comfortable to handle

Product Considerations

  • The user interface is not very intuitive
  • Decent headphones are needed to reveal its quality
  • The OLED screen can be difficult to read
  • Battery life is around six to eight hours

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • Compared to the hip-dac2, the Gryphon offers better sound quality, more features, and flexibility
  • Compared to the iFi GO bar, the Gryphon is bigger and has a built-in battery, and the GO bar is much smaller and draws power from the source device
  • Compared to the iDSD Diablo, the Diablo has more power for very demanding headphones, Gryphon has more functions
  • Compared to the Zen DAC, the xDSD Gryphon has a more sophisticated and detailed sound

Takeaway: The iFi xDSD Gryphon is a portable and versatile device delivering high-quality sound with extensive features that cater to audiophiles. Its ability to improve sound quality from various sources and its robust build make it a worthwhile investment for music lovers on the go.

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iFi Audio specializes in portable hifi audio players, offering compact DACs and headphone amplifiers for audiophiles seeking quality sound on the go. The brand also provides affordable audiophile gear, making quality hifi audio accessible to more people.
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Powernode
949
949
/
17
Reviews
Bluesound

The Bluesound POWERNODE is the HiFi amp reinvented for the streaming age, combining audiophile-grade componentry and multi-room music capabilities to create an intuitive “just add speakers” hi-res sound system for modern music lovers. The compact minimalist exterior disguises 2 x 80 watts of award-winning HiFi amplification, a premium hi-res DAC design, and access to all the music ever recorded with a tap in our BluOS Controller app for smart devices and laptops.

Bluesound is one of the best entry-level amps if you're looking to dip your toes into hifi. Reviewers love it for what it offers at the price—solid dynamics and tight bass, which is exactly what you expect from good Class D. It’s the go-to pick for people new to hifi since it gives you about 75% of the high-end experience without needing a ton of power. It’s perfect for smaller setups where you want good sound without going all-in on expensive gear.
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Product Strengths

  • Punchy and musical performer
  • BluOS is a treat to operate
  • Convenient design as a source and amplifier in one, only needing speakers to complete the system
  • Engagingly musical performer—dynamically fluid and punchy, with plenty of energy
  • More neutral sounding now, making gains in clarity and insight across the frequency range
  • Connectivity options are through 3.5mm headphone-type connectors, shared with mini-TosLink connections

Product Considerations

  • Tough competition from other streaming amplifiers
  • No way to send data out to an external DAC
  • The Powernode was occasionally hard on transients and dynamic bursts
  • There is no included remote

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • The Marantz has a wider-scale, roomier soundstage and greater subtlety

Takeaway: The Bluesound Powernode is a superb streaming amplifier that is better than ever, offering excellent sonic talent and a well-rounded feature set. It provides a convenient and high-quality music experience for anyone looking to simplify their home audio setup.

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Bluesound is one of the best entry-level amps if you're looking to dip your toes into hifi. Reviewers love it for what it offers at the price—solid dynamics and tight bass, which is exactly what you expect from good Class D. It’s the go-to pick for people new to hifi since it gives you about 75% of the high-end experience without needing a ton of power. It’s perfect for smaller setups where you want good sound without going all-in on expensive gear.
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Powernode Edge
549
549
/
16
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Bluesound

Add a little extra power with the POWERNODE EDGE, the perfect entry point into “just add speakers” HiFi for the streaming age, combining streaming sources, control, and amplification all in one place. Audiophile-grade componentry capable of up to 24 bits/192 kHz hi-res audio, and wireless multi-room capabilities with smartphone controls combine to make the POWERNODE EDGE a great ‘building block’ amplifier to start, extend or complete a hi-res streaming audio system of any size.

Bluesound is one of the best entry-level amps if you're looking to dip your toes into hifi. Reviewers love it for what it offers at the price—solid dynamics and tight bass, which is exactly what you expect from good Class D. It’s the go-to pick for people new to hifi since it gives you about 75% of the high-end experience without needing a ton of power. It’s perfect for smaller setups where you want good sound without going all-in on expensive gear.
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Product Strengths

  • Compact design makes it easy to fit in small spaces, like desktops or shelves
  • Extensive streaming capabilities via the BluOS app are included, with support for popular services like Tidal, Spotify, and Amazon Music
  • Produces a clean, clear, and capable sound with good detail
  • Easy to set up and use, making it an accessible entry point for those new to hifi audio streaming
  • A variety of connectivity options are offered, including HDMI eARC, optical/analog input, USB, and Ethernet

Product Considerations

  • A headphone port is lacking
  • Sound lacks outright nuance, dynamics, and punch compared to some rivals
  • The BluOS app is required for full control, which might be a drawback for some
  • The unit's maximum file resolution support is 24-bit/192kHz PCM, lower than some competitors
  • Performance may be limited by the speakers connected to it

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • Vs Bluesound Powernode (2021) — The Edge has halved the power output and lacks a headphone port compared to the Powernode (2021)
  • Vs Technics SA-C600 — The Powernode Edge is not as musically expressive or deft with dynamics as the Technics SA-C600
  • Vs Triangle AIO Twin — The Triangle AIO Twin is more entertaining, and is a complete system—speakers included
  • Vs WiiM Amp — The WiiM Amp offers many features of BluOS and Chromecast

Takeaway: The Powernode Edge is a compact and versatile streaming amplifier that provides a great entry point into high-quality audio streaming for many. Its ease of use and comprehensive feature set make it a solid choice for modern music systems.

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Bluesound is one of the best entry-level amps if you're looking to dip your toes into hifi. Reviewers love it for what it offers at the price—solid dynamics and tight bass, which is exactly what you expect from good Class D. It’s the go-to pick for people new to hifi since it gives you about 75% of the high-end experience without needing a ton of power. It’s perfect for smaller setups where you want good sound without going all-in on expensive gear.
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What else competes at this price?

GO blu
199
/
Released
2021
iFi
With Hi-Fi inspired architecture featuring dedicated Bluetooth, DAC, and Amp stages, the ultra-portable GO blu offers the best of both worlds – wireless freedom, paired with the clarity of wired sound.
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iFi Audio specializes in portable hifi audio players, offering compact DACs and headphone amplifiers for audiophiles seeking quality sound on the go. The brand also provides affordable audiophile gear, making quality hifi audio accessible to more people.
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Product Strengths

  • Detailed and expansive presentation, offering a sonic upgrade to phones, especially when portability is a priority
  • Versatile, with both wired and wireless connectivity options, including balanced and unbalanced headphone outputs
  • Impressively small size and lightweight design, making it pocket-friendly and convenient for on-the-go use
  • Sound quality is generally linear, with fast and accurate bass, flat and clean mids, and a detailed treble that is not harsh
  • XBass and XSpace features offer customized listening experiences
  • Build quality and aesthetics are generally well-received, with its design standing out from other devices
  • ChronoDial volume knob is particularly praised for its tactile feel and functionality

Product Considerations

  • Black rubberized plastic casing can feel a bit flimsy to some users
  • Some reviewers noted hiss with sensitive IEMs, especially on the balanced output
  • Battery life estimation can be unreliable
  • No dedicated app for the device, limiting EQ and DSP options
  • Lacks a clip, making it less convenient for truly portable use

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • Compared to the Audiolab M-DAC Nano, the Go Blu offers a wider soundstage, better separation, and dynamic sensitivity, though the M-DAC Nano is fractionally punchier in the bass
  • Compared to the AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt, the Go Blu is a wireless proposition, unlike the DragonFly Cobalt, which is a USB plug-in DAC
  • Compared to the FiiO Q3, the iFi GO blu highs are a bit too brilliant, but everything else sounded quite impressive
  • Compared to the NuPrime Hi-mDAC, the iFi GO Blu mids sound a lot like it, even if voices are slightly less natural
  • Compared to the Hidizs S9 Pro and Aune BU2, the GO Blu provides a relaxed sound and has better build and functionality compared to the Hidizs S9 Pro, but is better when using bluetooth compared to Aune BU2, however when competing on wired terms, the Aune is clearer

Takeaway: The iFi GO blu is a tiny but mighty device that delivers impressive sound and versatility—improving the wireless music experience. It is easy to use and has some cool features, making it a good pick for anyone looking for a portable upgrade for their headphones.

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iFi Audio specializes in portable hifi audio players, offering compact DACs and headphone amplifiers for audiophiles seeking quality sound on the go. The brand also provides affordable audiophile gear, making quality hifi audio accessible to more people.
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K5 Pro
79
/
Released
2022
Fosi
The K5 Pro features a high-performance audio circuit by Fosi Audio, offering USB C, optical, and coaxial inputs for seamless digital audio connection. Compatible with PS5, computers, and more.
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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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Product Strengths

  • Good build quality for the price, with an all-metal chassis and tight inputs
  • Versatile, with multiple connection options: USB Type-C, optical, coaxial, and RCA outputs
  • Offers bass and treble controls to adjust the sound to the listener's liking
  • Decent power output for most headphones, especially within the 32-250 Ohm range
  • Great value for the price, especially considering its features and versatility

Product Considerations

  • Some reviewers experienced technical issues with initial units, raising concerns about reliability
  • May not provide enough headroom for all headphones, even with efficient ones
  • Bass adjustment can muddy the sound if turned up too much
  • The internal DAC is considered mediocre by some, not very resolving
  • There can be a slight noise floor audible with sensitive IEMs

Takeaway: The FIIO K5 is a versatile and affordable device that enhances the audio experience with different headphones and devices. It has multiple inputs and EQ controls, which are beneficial for gamers and music lovers.

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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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TB10D
79
/
Released
2022
Fosi
If you want to play your favorite songs entertainingly, a mini stereo amplifier is the best way to go. Fosi Audio TB10D is an analog input(RCA) Class-D audio amplifier that easy to install to build your home audio sound system. MAX Power Output up to 600Watts. TB10D adopts TI TPA3255 high-performance Class-D power amplifier chip enabling true premium sound quality.
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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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Product Strengths

  • Good sound quality for the price, described as clean, crisp, and clear
  • Small size, making it suitable for desktop setups or smaller rooms
  • Tone controls (bass and treble) allow for sound customization to suit personal preferences or speaker characteristics
  • Provides ample power for most bookshelf speakers
  • Good value for money
  • Only has one RCA input, limiting connectivity options

Product Considerations

  • Advertised 300W per channel output is misleading as it requires a more powerful power supply than the one included (32V/5A)
  • Some reviewers note the lack of a center detent on the tone control knobs, making it difficult to find the neutral position
  • Lacks features like a tone defeat switch or remote control
  • Some reviewers pointed out that the status LED is barely visible

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • Vs Dayton Audio DTA-100A: More power
  • Did not exhibit any unwanted hiss, unlike the JBL 305P MKII which is known for its hissy nature
  • Sound quality is similar to Fosi Audio BT30D PRO, and dynamics, but the TB10D has a quieter power brick
  • At low volumes, the TB10D is more controlled compared to Arylic A50+, has better impact, and more bass if the EQ wheels are engaged

Takeaway: The Fosi Audio TB10D is a compact and budget-friendly amplifier that delivers impressive sound quality and power for its size, making it great for desktop setups or small spaces. With its tone controls and simple design, it offers a lot of value for beginners and experienced listeners alike.

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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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Funk
491
/
Released
2021
Burson
Hi-Fi companies are spoiling headphone enthusiasts with a wide range of choices, but they often overlook near-field audiophiles who listen to speakers in small studios or from their desktops. Instead, near-field audiophiles are left with subpar Class-D amps or active speakers. Alternatively, they have to settle for larger Class-AB amps that disrupt the aesthetic of their setups. The Burson Funk breaks that rule by offering a combination of exceptional performance and a design that fits seamlessly into any living space.
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Burson is a hifi brand recognized for its modular op-amp design that allows users to easily swap components to customize their sound signature.
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Product Strengths

  • Good sound quality, especially in the midrange, leads to vivid and well-formed vocals
  • Versatile, it works well with both efficient headphones/IEMs and moderately powered speakers
  • Compact design and good build quality, with the chassis acting as a heatsink
  • Ability to roll op amps allows users to customize the sound signature
  • Ample power for most headphones and nearfield speaker setups
  • Only one RCA input, which may be limiting for some users

Product Considerations

  • Speaker amplifier power (35-45W) might be insufficient for power-hungry speakers or larger rooms
  • The base model op amps are sonically inferior to upgrade options
  • Mild turn-off thump present

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • The Funk has a narrower but deeper soundstage with better imaging and layering than the Arylic A08 Pro
  • The Funk has superior imaging, but less potential power output depending on the Arylic's power supply than the Arylic A07/A08 Pro
  • The Funk is preferred for desktop speaker setups with Vivid opamps when compared to Schiit Aegir

Takeaway: The Burson Funk is a solid choice for people wanting good sound from both their headphones and speakers in a single, convenient unit. The ability to change the sound by swapping op amps is a welcome feature for those who like to tinker and upgrade.

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Burson is a hifi brand recognized for its modular op-amp design that allows users to easily swap components to customize their sound signature.
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V3
89
/
Released
Fosi
Fosi Audio V3 Mini Stereo Power Amplifier Integrated quality components and groundbreaking heat dissipation design enable high and stable performance catering to audiophiles' demand. Born for HiFi Enthusiasts Using a minimalist design language, focusing more on enhancing the sound quality and performance of the product, making it the best-sounding power amplifier of Fosi Audio to date.
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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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Product Strengths

  • Small and compact design makes it suitable for desktop use
  • Neutral and uncolored sound signature
  • Great build quality for the price
  • Replaceable op-amps allow customizing the sound signature
  • Some reviewers consider it a 'killer value' and the 'best amp' in the sub-$100 category
  • Connectivity options are available

Product Considerations

  • The 3.5mm pre-out is not controlled by the volume knob
  • Bass response can be shallow, and the unit sounds better at higher volumes
  • The stated power output of 300W is misleading and requires a separate, more powerful power supply
  • Treble may sound thinned out or rolled-off to some listeners
  • Lacks a remote control

Comparisons (according to reviewers)

  • Vs SMSL A300: The V3 has a slightly more natural and coherent presentation, while the A300 is livelier in highs
  • Vs Topping PA7 Plus: The PA7 Plus sounds cleaner, more revealing, and develops a bigger soundstage
  • Vs Fosi Audio TB10D: The V3 sounds cleaner and clearer, with better instrument separation
  • Vs AIYIMA A07 PRO: The V3 sounds more natural, smoother, cleaner, leaner
  • Vs Fosi Audio BT20A PRO: The V3 has better driving power and lower distortion
  • Vs Schiit Rekkr: The V3 has much better low-end and bass response

Takeaway: The Fosi Audio V3 is a compact and affordable amplifier that provides a clean and balanced sound, making it a great choice for desktop setups and those seeking a simple, high-value audio solution. It offers customization options and performs surprisingly well for its price.

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Fosi Audio's V3 amplifier stands out with its elegant hole pattern design for heat dissipation and high-quality components like Wima film capacitors and Japanese capacitors, setting it apart from other budget amplifiers that typically use generic parts. The V3 offers user-customizable sound through replaceable op-amps and features a logarithmic volume control for more natural volume adjustment, while maintaining a compact size with high power output.
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Note that this is a discontinued product. You may want to visit the brand's page here to browse their newer products.

What reviewers think

Magazine reviewers and YouTubers have tried this product—so we've summarized their strongest opinions below.

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